27 Jan
2014
27 Jan
'14
1:33 a.m.
Hello Everyone,
We are currently using the DR module for routing and failover, and would
like to replace it with
equivalent functionality using perl script. What we would like is to:
* Order the gateways in a strict list given some constraints (Completed)
* Build the RURI with the gateway IP, and prefix from the dr_gateways table
(Similar to what do_routing does with the FROM tag and dr_gateways
information)
* Failover to the next gateway in strict order.
I would really like to know what our options are, and the most
graceful/scalable way of implementing
this.
PS An example would be highly appreciated!
Kind Regards,
Nick
27 Jan
27 Jan
4:24 p.m.
Hello,
On 27/01/14 01:33, Nick Cameo wrote:
Hello Everyone,
We are currently using the DR module for routing and failover, and
would like to replace it with
equivalent functionality using perl script. What we would like is to:
* Order the gateways in a strict list given some constraints (Completed)
* Build the RURI with the gateway IP, and prefix from the dr_gateways
table (Similar to what do_routing does with the FROM tag and
dr_gateways information)
* Failover to the next gateway in strict order.
I would really like to know what our options are, and the most
graceful/scalable way of implementing
this.
all you need is to put the most preferred gateway in the request uri and
the rest of the options in a list of avps. Then use failure route to
send to the addresses stored in avps in the case the most preferred
fails to answer.
Not a user of Perl API, but I think you have the methods to set values
to r-uri and avps.
Cheers,
Daniel
PS An example would be highly appreciated!
Kind Regards,
Nick
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4:54 p.m.
Hello Daniel! Thank you so much for your response. Inline exist.
> all you need is to put the most preferred gateway
in the request uri and
the rest of the options in a list of avps.
> Then use failure route to send to the addresses
stored in avps in the
case the most preferred fails to answer.
I am assuming you mean using the to do_routing, and use_next_gw methods in
the script? A small example or reference
would be great help.
> Not a user of Perl API, but I think you have the
methods to set values
to r-uri and avps.
If anyone can bring my attention to a:
i) A method that can build the ruri using `ip` and `prefix` parameters that
we pass to it
ii) Check if the route fails so we iterate to the next gw in the list
Beers on me!!!! :)
Kind Regards,
Nick from Toronto
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